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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17
LIVE srocK MARkEra BY TELEGRAPH

BUYFALo Feb I6-Cdftte- Receipts last - hours-l3t5
head. total J,3 tno ast
week iOsb head; Consigned through ~ cars 50 VI when
Newl York stiei market du ana shade loNoT
She6DHtceIut- last "a houis-lhOnO bead ota Tor wees
thus 10000 head. time last week. $500
head touE 10 carA IL Oi which 70 NcwlorAi
40 cars for rlc market dun. weak and lower Common
Fair 5OGsf; Good to Choice - % dti 20. Extra
s.. Ordinary Cnoige Western Lambs ~ % Z - 'oi
Extra Canadian Lambs Jun and lower to sell: - cars
held
Hogs Kccoipts last - houts7loO head; total for week
thus lar $50 head. iOf tnio last Week E.S,O
through 81 OF which u 10 New YORK
- sale market moderately active Hnh higher Light
- lud - % Mixed PIGS ana light loIsefs % -
Selected weights s. Gs5 iO selected Ne
dunn WeIghts. So 500 - 30. toatso Mixed HCs'y iu1s
- 90 ~ - 20. all onashgs taken. iii,
CHICAGO. Pen lG-Ths moran J0WrnGt rcnorts-t due-
Receipts 5000 head Shipments 1000 head. Market
stsaay Fancy 1900 % reef- - 90 NhppinE Steers
$50 10 Loo 10 jO0s3 uu ~toc aLd Feeders 81 %
ass IS, Cow bulls and Mixed 81 75@s3 80 bulk - 10
Hcse-I.eoelDts hoai. shipments 10000 market
stOur higher. kougn and MlK~i - l. s. % rack
ING and shIepink s. i1@so 'I Light - 'Vas' Az
SscD-i eceiuts 900 head shipments l,oo1 heai
msfset -.Ay stronger Natives - Boo ~ SOi WesteTn
"a 30 a s. 500 -. Lambs - 90 - -
~ Iot- Fob. l6-faffe- lieceiUts l4OO head. ship
head. Choice licasS Native steer
Isutcnefs steers. to Chooo - lOdSf 10. Fcci-r.
good soa - 80. stocker.. TAR - good - ~
a % fcxan. common TO choice. ~ 9uGsS 90
Hggt-nec~ipts 5000 had .hlpmentt ..-. head. tho
raatkcs strong heavy and steady on lght Eia1 .
choice heavy and butcher. S3iectons 50 80 90
fancy a. IoaS5 20 iTFs common TO goo - 80 q 30
-Eeocipis 1850 hel. snpinentt heat MAI .ot
sioahy. Common 10 Fair 81 tOSt3 40 Medium 10
Prime - 7Oa$tg0
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xxrrSr SHORE RAILROAD.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
5 VanderDilt-avA
AssyNoER TRAINS loave foot Of Cortlsadt or Dcs'

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortIsads or pes'
- ~ = m FOR Catasauqua and intermediate points
IA M Tor GENEVA Lyons Elmra. Rochester, bunaio ano
the West principal local pontA ChAr car :"
bArre Chaircav
u Iwnkhanpock Connection Reading and Harrsonrx
$40 IN. Pittston and principal ntsrmedAss p''n
Chair ~ Ptttston. -. c,,raetion
$40 for eoplay and in,srmsdt.s points n,aS
4 D M for Geneva lyona Elmra Rochester DUNN" ~
the WeSS Pullman sieeper 70 Lyoaa
Trans leaving ct =. ~. M and S:&o ~. eonnoSs -
SUNDAY TRAlNs. ...-..A.ss
8 q N for haaeh Chunk. Haaiessn and 'n'e'"s
P5So n m for CoplAy and intermediate points p,~.,>
In m for 0eneva Lyons ElmirA Rochester. nunssS -
he West Pullman sissper 70 Lgoan
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POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
i dence Newport and all few.England pontS All rail
ssoepIssD ats M 'psror oars and y =
ace paror cars). II M with palace sleepng carsh
For Newport 200 Boston kxpress with parisr
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
II LINE The Popular lnside Route To Bostou, -
Mss: 81 90 i''Ssi'Sn = ~
leave PET 20 old nunber North RIVER loot Of wsttsS
ouou 4. W. BRADY Agent
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST

y I'm KAILKOAD. SNOKTErT LINE BETWEEN
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS on TINE
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING co ACHES.
pepos in Newyork foot OF Barclay and Christopher ss
% Daily except sundays. Buffalo ami Oswego Express
Gap Stroudsburg Scranton. Binghamton Elmra.
Bath Buffalo. Oswego Greene, Oxford Norwich.
Utica: for Piston WisesbaIre
vle and Northumberland Owego for Ithaca and inter.
mediate stations
m. Binghamton and Emira Express for Water Gap.
Scranton Bughauton and Elmra
ton for Pttston Kinc.ton Wtlkesbarre. &C.
D. Daily Bufalo Limited Express for Stronfsbnrg.
Scranton Binghamon. Owego Flmra Corning, Bath
land Buffalo &c. arriving in Buffalo 7:2o m.
nnly Buffalo and Osveeo Express for Strondsburg.
Binahamton Cortand SYRACUSE Oswegn Greene.
oxford Norwich Ultra and Richned Springs connects 40
0wego ithaca and intermediate stations Satur-
DAYS Connects ut Rufao with trains for al points West
Tickets and baggage checked at 2SJ Broadway and
westcOtt Express Offices In New York and Brooklyn
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

H NETWORK. NEw.HAvFN and HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River sstion 1924 and Ln-
con-lve. Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached bv second and Suburban Elevated rail-
ro3dsl daily sundays ~ o. 100 $40 10 30
2O 800 40 $40 $40 = 030 for Port Norris CAS-
fOzk Point Hunts POINT. West Farms Van Nest.
West Chester Timpsns Hay Chester fPelham Bay Barlow
(Clty island Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting
New Rochelle tn trsus for all points the ln tine OF
the New York New.Haven amt Hartford RtIrnal Shore
Line and Line Divisions. New-Caraao. Mid1etown,
New Britain and sud branches and Boston and al points
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons At ~ lOa. m. daily. except Noniaya
sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons az ~ OF and 80 the latter train
Ing al Now Rochelle with way tram 10 Stamford
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ACUEpUcT COMMISSIONERS OFFCH)
ROOM 300 s1kwARr BuHDIsG. $50 BEoADwAY{
NEw-NoHK, Jan. 81, lS51)
TO CONTRACTORS
dds or PROPOSALS foi doing the work and
ID FINISHING the materials called The approved form
ne the office OF t,e AquelHct Commits
for the construction Of additional shat NJ Is A. stu
acd Section The New CTOOn AquCduct 81 Hbout Sia
ton ll2Xuu Will be- received at This oce until the ltt day
OF February 1857. at Ocock at which place aud hour
they VIII De publicly opened by the Aquuct Commissioners
aud the award Of The contract Tor doing work snd Furnish
g said materials w be made by said Commissioners IS soon
thereafter a. practicable.
Blank approved contract and the speed lions
thereof and tho bids proposals. AMI proper cf cocs for
Bco.sic and ~ Jouis ana the plans for said
and all other Information required be obtained at
tAe ovo Office Aqueduct Commissioners apulic4
lion To the secretary
by order ~ the AQu@duct Commissioners
JOHN G. SHEEHAN. JAMEb c. sPENtER.
SECRETARY. President
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IRE RAILWAY. now known "a the NRw

ERIE KAiLWAY. now known as the NEW
Ssssa %na's. s. sa%:
5sss.g e nsy
Buffalo hE s 7 Is% gs 1e e S.sa sS -
ted" solid Day and d' saiss sse ping
oa T P sseps casss 70 sesss and
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge Tor tas, Tina
coaches .S 70 snsna%,on E%ra. Rochester saiaia Sa.
Rssssgisfa and ZAP 5s57sS ?;,s go 1esoam.
"G i T Sso as ss' SSc i St
rlEis1.eP .i5 stss 80 sso lsao m, 1900 qe,r.
M SS tss SGS iS % ssS sse ' ss Sse
$50 io2o l2.oo M. il5. A'i5 $780, 7:4S 800 1888
and fs,esS Y :, Ns so sso 500 sa 100,
800. ooJp M. and 200 mInght daily except saaisS
sa sSaaay "a. ss ssS &c 1873 goo M 800 $50 500
suSa.y. ' sS l5 Sso s 'S'sr 1885
war%ick. AS 800 Io2o a. M 4:3o H. sundays ga, NJ
McnIHS S,s Pc orD%,I 3 2IS n Zoo sao Ana
500 n anu SUNDAYS 40 a. m. and cop 3 S'o ''o AL
MONTGOMERY hondout and Kingston. aooa M. $50
saS ssS.p; sa sg
s4'ss 5 ts 800 S5S M oS ' 5o.
Fort 9er1s e 4s5 go o I 90 s' M so % $40 900
$40 p m Sundays $40 1920 m, 500 $50 500 D. N.
ns e ps s n IN oer @
T s an Nor & III s7 y tie cog %
Ssl Fulton st. iyoosIyn or a. ,hs Company. deoots
'-7 1885 e. f F2f iS22p dsa ra.r Agent xovvos
Al LII fares ed-stonngton Line. Tie
favorte Inside Route for Boston, Providence all
Now England points
Full nights res, by taking late trains from steamer
Reclining chair parlo between landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
above csnaist at o. p M daiiy except SUNDAY
Box BOIL New.York
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements I,nuhryA 1897.
ist Roches'.r Evrress through dr.Sns rom cs-si'
Aslsy T"r s. fS, ,s Eo@ , r hmm, ind syr
albany Utica svracnss Rochcser nnHsc NaSarn e's.
10 soA chcaso Erprcs' drawtnrroom cars to Canaan
tilso a M Western New.Yort and Northern Er,res'.
$40 D. M Albany Troy AMI Utlc, Express with dra vins-
p "a, Aps2 9gr an, T Ti,
for Niagara F,ls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chit
cage and S q F4DTs,
Runs 10 Utica stopplne NJ princlnel station, IA,
B%n,o M ss pG m and s' cerrant - M NEXT
ter Bno Nara %s Fls svsand Toledo nslO, AMI
cnSass AZ, SusaTn Geneva and
exrrgF 5n MR. Elrh, Express. with .e"pnvcars Albany
Troy Connects with thu morning trains for he"'''
an ,ss sas Sra"s certr No s,,ry
Ssrey T.rcc n"G" Bs
5 s. S.3 nr",y zsS sa 81 West pooSy
Iss. once. IN
SIS sasssss eaten & r,'osa
These tra trains r .op s a. asm
JMri Sumnerintendent General Passenger Agent
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w s and , al n 4. t Clio s's s IS minute.
ea ps;ros S and S SSiSasc aS n.y. Cos .SiSpm
e ~ Ss nssss;s fs;s;%.'a 'ra.
Nagsr. S ' Insso1 Saugerties Catskl. Albany 3l5.
III K .a,S5 ii:S1 a. M. A. 90 $685. 'sl5 p. n. ,,x
cr.nstons West Point, Cornwall. Newburg, $40, .GLys
.es5 .io:i5 iI3o M. 400. 900. $40 p NJ; and iva
n, Gran stou's, Cornwall, Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, sos p M -.
Haplton London, .9:5S ~ 900. Sis p M; TORONTO
fv9o lsenns cars Tor buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
CHICAGO And al Louis on all through trains ,,,.
daily Daily except saturday Other trans aay exeepa
For timetables paror sleeping car acoommods-
ton. or Information apply At offices WASH
;nn,Srst TAO Fulton a. Annex Office foot OF Futonst
HswYori Cisy-S6S 1885, 942 Broadway loS Bowery Ana
"os' onoie '''' &. - LAMBERT.
y.rasro,,t.aya General Passenger Agene
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Gleamtoats an0 Railroads.

BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LIN steamers PROVIDENCE
ana OLD COLONY. Leave Pier - y. r.. loot of Murray
ST. 300 y. daily. sundays excepted Connection Dy
Annex Brooklyn NJ 81 and Jersey CITY At
lrst accom- nodatl0ns. Lowest Rates.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81. 1857.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL Rourz
Trains leave New York via DcsbrOsses and corauds
' DnSs SMOKING S S snS ss.yss
Goo, 2;
and TIC oil Regions s0'' LOT ii'a'vne Petroleum.
soa
rsst. o.rI dahl: .a sHeG
arrive ws'as, oS go ~ regular e s2
ssU a ana ia IFS s sst night Sun
For Atlantic city except sunday ithroash parlor Carl
For Cape May, week days. lilo m On SATURDAYS ooIv
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermsAats III.
SS M anS o. nSl :o s
For "a s4n era SG. NJ VIA s.y:
brooSn Ky as ali Az
S, Jsrsy Gy anordns speedy and direct 70;
trains arrts. From Pittsbure ITO $780, llso a. m. Ton
Hsss'ssss saS s saa PSss
s ssS $780, 20 sgS ssS i SsS
s sS 1855 6 Ss S s ITO 90 1852 laS iSS $40
night 49, ii o. IIiiS SS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
s IsRSt str Streets EsTfs: as t0IlSw; .'
"a ss 10 u;
r1sss ssyIas an" 10 n
and llilO H. l. 2 4. g. p. M. and 10 a. m. and n M
on sundays connect at Trenton for Camdep.
1901 500 4O6 44O 6,io 500 7so $40. $40 so II.
ond iiilb m Limited Express lI4 400 D. M has
635, 7:l2 and 3l2 D. m. " WV '''"''s'''
Le.ye Philadelphia. via Camden BOO m daily except sun
Jiei.. oces .s.a 4ss and s.4 Broadway Aston Hons.
and foot o. DcsDrosses aud corsndt Coarss and
Bfookyn Annex station foot OF Brookiyu sia
place, and Castle Garden. ' WV ""'V
The New York Transfer COMPANY will call for and ca
baggage from hotels and residences. ~ >
CHARLES T.. PUGH, J. n. WOOD
General Manager General Psss'r 4gent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
-Irans leave from Cbambers-st Station for Enxlcwooi
1enafy Closer. Sparkhil and Nyack $50 7IO 500 9M
a6d lI'SO 10 i;lo 1920 400 $50 $40 $40 $50 soo
lu3O D. M 100 midnight Sundays 7:l0 $50 m 4 90 ma
o0 m For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and TsIln,ns
o;So nl0 $50 a. M. t5O $50 m Sundays $50 m,
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AlnsifaI Snstrnn,eitts.

4 NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A upright square pianos OF make - good ~
foe sale at liberal reduction from our regular prices
WILLIAM KNABE CO.. ll2 Fifthave.
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CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY


For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
At 1.iJ 100 1870. 400. 430,
100 1900 y. SUNDAYS at 400 $40 $50. 1900
.oo =, IA - g, q, m M
1900 D. IN connection for Reading. Harrisburg. Potts
Vile etc u. for EastOn, bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch Chunk. heading. Harrisburg etc. On Sundays
Eason -,
Nilkcsbarre. and scranton.
$50 a M for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wikosbarre. sctanon. Reading, Harrisburg, Pottsvie
Tamaqua, ShamOkn, sunbuTy, LeNisOUrg Millanisport
Muuch Chunk. heading. Harrisburg. etc,
S45 D. m Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wikesbarrc Scranton, Iamaqna shtmckin, sunDury Lew
isbuTg, MiiamspOrt, etc.
400 and 80 D. IN Tor Esson, Bethlehem Allentown
bl5 d. H. for EastUn. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Wikesbarre Hcsdns harrisburg. Ou Sundays
100 and 7So p. M. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown
otc
400 300 A. n or Red Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove
(e xcrd SUM ays) Point Pleasant
a so sl5 ~ in. l0J &3O for Lakewood, Toms River
and Barnegat - ,,,, .,, ,,,,,
a's1, s:I5 ll:46a m, 100 4'SO $50 p IN. for Free
40. 6Oo s,l6 100. l1:i5 am, loo. 400 4;so
5,SO Clio y. sundays 400. 800 a. IN. Tor Perth
ior limo local points tables
Oices
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miscellaneous.
Proposals.

CEALED proposals will be received until the
- 18Th March next Of IL o'clock ut office Of
the general supcTncnien for electric lighting
pete tested until satisfactory
specifications 10 De furnished application and plans
10 be at the KeotmatoTy.
Bids bo accompanied by certified check for 20 per
the thereof aItce that viii
be made according the proposal ana the must DO
guaranteed by q satisfactory bond.
TIE work TO be includes l72S ncandesccnt lights and
80 llgs The right Is reserved 20 reject all
For the Board Of Managers
T. T. BROrKWAN
General Superintendent
ErMIaA Jan. 81. 1857.
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DERFECT fitting Sealslxin Ncwmarkets 53 to
l. 10 inches long, reliable goods; prices marked down
&. q. SHAYNE, furrier lO3 Princest.
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nay LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
g. NORFOLK, VA. and SOUTH
thence palace steauers arriving n yd Point ~ y - H.
N0'i' GenI Pass Agent, $40 broadway, ". Y.
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Ocean 9teamcrs.

| VItKUH DIeUWrI1s
CUNARD LINE.
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
FAST EXPRESS M MAIL SERVICE
ETRU Az Fec as 'Y M
A1bbLLxAf;.-.. SATURDAY, Mar Mar. p p r.
Cabin passage $50. $40 and sio1 Intermediate sst
steerag, and irom III parts o. Europe At very low
'''A Freight and SSe
COMPANlA TRASATLANTICAE sPANOLA
~ Formerly A. LOPEZ a co.
North American Branchl
The steamers ofhis Spanish steamship line now
Eewyork Havana direct on the lth 18th and Gath Of
February Havana santiago de Cuba Progre Vera Cruz
F SHysH sssq i Shd 1 Wifi VIM
For freight passage and e,ssr ntC%a SS appyto
d'Hs 81 A IS Ss..s
COMPAGN!E GENERALE TRANsATLAN-
Ps asv S q Ss!s Ts: 'f 81. & $
4 p SS i k3S1SF E
L2H1i "a EHs1ttE fYia bR@gy.ns 'e'
41.s. AMP n. r TL gu S4n "a s1yANNAH
SsG$ E
Fl IF SsS;. 5fS s;
nHAsh SGs ifss,' o''"t n fssss roson
Eastern Agent :. +. b w. r. Agent Ocean So Co.
28l Broadway. New Pier 33. N. r.
GUION LINE.
~ y. s. AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- Leave Pier 81 N. X. foot Of KinG.st
Wi.1ONo iN uosnay. Feb. ~ = n m
al.ASh 1uesiay March j. y n IN.
WfOMI Tuesday. March Si30
ARIZONA Tuesday. Ms-h l1 yyoa
NEVADA nestay March 22 $50
Cabin $50 AMI according 10 location
termed!ate Second cass $50 Steerlze$l5
A. NJ UNDER1yILL co, 29 Broadway, NY.
Hamburg American IS. Line for Hamburg.
Rugti Feb y. 5000. M Bohemia, Feb "a. 1913
fol" Tourist 1lzsits."
KUNHARDrS co.. O. Il. RICHARD q CO.,
Gen Agts. 81 brotdst. y. Y Gen. Pas Agts.6l BwayNY
INMAN LINE. y. s. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, Feb. 10, o.
CITY 0F R n; tuesday, Feb 22. 4o0p. m
CITY OF RICHMOND .-Tuesiay, March l. o 20 a m.
CITY OF CHICAGO Tuesday March 90 y IN.
From Inrnan Pier foot Of Grapd-st, Jersey CITY
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and upward INTERMEDIATE.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agts
No Broadway ". Y.
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DED STAR LINE.

TpED SIAK LINE.
LII FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from NCN.York and Antwerp SATURDAY.
MAE, SATURDAY. EtU ~. 800
BI.4fs..N l. - ~. 81 Feb . n.
FaiIand Winter Rates Fst cabin. $50 and SIS. Excur
sion. SllO and sl26. second eaVr s4a Excursion s1I
htcefHgo at lowest rates
FI'HE u. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co
Il American passenger line Tor II. Thomas. Barbados,
Para Maranhan Ccnra amt Pcrnambuco.
steamship .BONANiSlA. Friday, February 10 No pm
~ Thomas. BARBADOS. Para Maranham rernambuco.
lie JauetO and Santvs connecting for AontevGeo
ard way pOrtG
lrOm Newport News, Va. thirl day ait.r AZ p.
PAUL h. GkRiiA tD co. Gen. Agents ~ Broad-st, MY.
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panring Araoemies.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. GS1 Fifth ave
~ Glasses and private lessons Sent stamp for circular
NEW WORK. Contains fu instruction Tor all modern
dances figures for the eouion (CeIman) rrlco
81 50. Postal order or stamps
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS.
~ lessons hour daily classes
every day classes forming.
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A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF TIE RED u LINE.
Sailing every twelve davs for Venezuela A. AMI IN,
Island w L. afford unelnalol oppptualty)
those wishing short voyage 70 the tropics
These specially built for tho rllp
with mo1ernapplance Tor thesaioy coDyonenos
and comfort passengers The round trip made four
Weeka Passage. SI44 For particulars apply to
BOULTON. BLISS 4 DALLETT.
General ManaleIA II MalLAt.
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Excursions
TEE NEW LINE
Between NEW-YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
aud NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
On and after 1885, Express for Cape Charles Ola
Point Comfort Norfolk. Via the Newyork. Philadelphia
and NofoIk Rpilroad Pennsylvania haToad station
New-York, at m daily arriving at Cape Charles 600
a M daily Old Point Comfort $40 o. Norfolk 945
Sleeping through from New.lork 10 Cape Charles
and sloepingberths can be secured at the Ticket
II. w. DUNE Il. b. COOKE
Suuerntrndent Gen'l Pass. ann Freight A gent
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SHORT HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT. BY b. G.
sKoTTowE NJ A., New College, Oxford 12mo pp.
", 345 Harper Brothers.
Mr.. Skottowe offers II new history of Parliament
with the abrasive statement that he has tried to
make 1t interesting. His success is undenable.
Anecdotes. personal sketches, lively reflections,
and accounts of party contests literally mingled
with constitutional dsqui,:tion; and whatever
the author lacks in soemnity. is made up for in the
more popular virtues lie is none the less instruct
i've for being entertaining
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NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck slip
~ Per 26 e. RI at pm. and II Sundays cxceptedl
for early trains north and
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.
On and after January slss 1887 Express train for Cape
Charlie. old Point Comfort and Norfolk. via tho
NEw.YoRK PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad station @ ; yV
:. M and sU3 ~ Norfolk eeo M goo =. ~: Steamer
y s will leave Cape Charles st IN GA Monusye
,St dnSsasTs aud Fridays. arriving there at m Bur,
"a CAPE Charles tho Day iApresa, and
ct Paro, ,h,oasR To OH POINT Comfort hpd Norfolk
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-26
Yale to Row Oxford.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 25.-There is con-
siderable agitation going OH In Yale col
lege boating circles just now that may
result in the Yale varsity crew going
over to England and meeting the Ok
ford eight on the Thames. A few days
ago Bob Cook was quoted in New
York paper as saying that Yale could
beat Oxford, and it was this statement
that set boating men to thinking and
talking. AS things now look Oxford
will certainly be challenged If the back
ing of the alumni can be secured. L. L..
Caldwell, Yale's famous stroke, was
asked about the matter and said:
1t is almost too early to say anything about
this idea of Yale's challenging Oxford, but it
has been talked over quietly by the boating
men and Cooks statement is approved. A
friend of Yale's boating interest was in En-
gland this summer, and brought us much
valuable information about the course upon
which the Cambridge Oxford races occur.
l think, if the alumni favor the idea of send
ing a crew over to meet Oxford, it will be a
big thing for boating interests here. There
is certainly enough material to make crew
out of. Eight of the men who rowed in the
last two varsity boats are still in the uni
versity. l believe we could beat Oxford.
There is no doubt that interest in the matter
will soon demand some sort of action.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-26
Idle Operators.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-All that now re-
mains of the once great opposition Balti-
more Il Ohio Telegraph company in this
city are the walls and few Instruments
i'll the Washington street branch office.
and in the upper floors of the board of
trade. Yesterday the messenger boys
were told that their services were no
longer wanted. At the present Chicago
is bad place for ham telegraph oper-
ators. The city is virtually crowded
with good men, and the supply far ex-
ceeds the demand. Salaries have not
been reduced as yet, but many of the
operators are of the opinion that but
short time will elapse before cut will
be made. The Postal at present is pay
ing the best salaries. and no reduction
is anticipated. The local managers of
the Baltimore Il Ohio have been dis
missed, together with many OF the female
clerks.